For more than four decades, Pappas Pizza Palace has been a staple of Miamisburg, offering families a familiar place to gather over a slice of pizza. At the end of October the restaurant temporarily closed to address maintenance and operational challenges, and the owner has now decided to put the business on the market.
Sale package includes everything needed to restart operations
The sale package contains the restaurant’s equipment, the Pappas name, proprietary recipes, and other essential business assets. Prospective buyers are invited to contact the owner directly via Facebook Messenger to discuss details and negotiate a purchase.
Owner’s hopes for a smooth transition
“We temporarily closed at the end of October due to some maintenance and operational issues and since then I have been working on figuring out what the next step is for Pappas,” the owner wrote on social media. “At this point I have decided to look for someone interested in purchasing and taking over Pappas.”
While preliminary talks about a possible sale have taken place, no agreement has been finalized. The owner emphasized the desire to find a buyer who can make the needed improvements and reopen the restaurant promptly.
Community gratitude and a heartfelt apology
The owner expressed deep gratitude to regular customers and staff who have supported the restaurant over the years. An apology was also offered to patrons who called or tried to reach the business during the closure without receiving a response.
“Pappas has been a part of Miamisburg for more than 40 years and I would hate to see that come to an end,” the owner said. “I am truly going to miss seeing everyone and being a part of something that has meant so much to this community.”
Call for interested buyers
Anyone seriously interested in purchasing the business, or who knows a potential buyer, is asked to reach out directly. “I really appreciate all of you and hope we can find someone to keep Pappas going,” the owner added.
The sale represents an opportunity for a local entrepreneur or investor to preserve a cherished family‑friendly dining spot, keep jobs in the area, and continue a tradition that many Miamisburg families have enjoyed for generations.
Original reporting: WHIO-TV Dayton (local) — read the source article.
